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  • perdóname amigo me enamore de tú mujer.....

  • Aww Yeah!

  • Johnny and Etta James toured together and developed their singling styles together. You can totally hear it in this one. Dude was as good a singer as a guitarist.

  • 'I heard that'!

    

  • xcfvrhhnqwerezfgh.....sorry..

  • sounds like some Houston history to me!

  • Oh snaps!!! I didn't realize I'd already commented on this song.

  • This was the very first song I heard by Johnnie G when I was 13 - been on Johnnie since, and that was a very long time ago. In this song - the guitar riffs and the violins - along with the lyrics had me going. I'd never heard blues riffs with strings - ain't that a ...?

  • well covered in french by Johnny hallyday under the title Excuse moi partenaire a litteral translation of the original lyrics.

  • lovely song

  • so this is whear chris farlow got this song from what a great version it is

  • sweet

  • I like this post it is sweet and sexy

  • hell ya man this song is true emotions haha

  • This is the first song I heard by Johnny G. I was 13 years old - loved it then - still do.

  • mmm love that song, this tune is so sexy...

  • THE BLACK KAT BOPPERS FAV BLUES KAT

  • this song was recorded in 1962

  • I love the tone he's getting here, he was one bad ass player.

  • Fell in loves lots listening to this guy!!!

  • reminds me of my grandfather .. i miss him

  • Frank Zappa's favorite guitarist

  • what year was this song recorded?

    johnny guitar watson rules. ok?

  • Gangster of Love album in 1957.

    See wikipedia for more information.

  • Johnny played some dynamite blues when he was back in Texas. I really regret that I never got to see him live. All those great Texas bluesmen from the 50s and early 60s are gone.ZZhill,Albert Collins, Johnny Copeland.

  • Amen Brotha, you also forgot one of the greatest story tellers ever. Joe Arrington,better known as Joe Tex.

  • 100 stars

  • This is the black man's tennessee waltz. What a song.

  • WOWOWOWOWOW!!!!! I still have this on vinyl! THANK YOU!

  • i new this song sence 1968. johnny and i were signed brothers

  • you knew of this song since 1968? thats pretty amazing, considering youre only 35 years old. ohhhhhhhhh i get it...you mean in a past life

  • You can really see where Johnny Winter got his early inspiration from. Especially when JGW yells at 1.06 does he sound like Winter did back in 1963. JGW was just about 30 yrs ahead of time.

  • Johnny been around that long..

  • Johnny Guitar Watson started recording in the mid 50s You should hear his tracks back then.You got to realize he is from Houston Tx,his peers coming up was Albert Collins,Johnny Copeland,he left Tx and headed to La. that stuff from the 70]s was just him coming back out.This guy was a straight up Superstar who never got his due

  • Thanx for posting this song, A really good friend of Mine had sent me this song before she had died....Brings back many memories good and bad.. TY

  • beatifull music. timeless

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